Slip-Ons - Rinehart or V&H
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Slip-Ons - Rinehart or V&H
2017 Softail Deluxe.
I have 3 Rinehart slip-ons, they are good quality mufflers but not as deep a sound as I wanted.
I am considering installing the V&H slip-ons with the quiet baffles to hopefully get that deeper sound. Listening to on-line sound clips doesnt really help make a decision.
Will the V&Hs deliver the deeper sound?
I have 3 Rinehart slip-ons, they are good quality mufflers but not as deep a sound as I wanted.
I am considering installing the V&H slip-ons with the quiet baffles to hopefully get that deeper sound. Listening to on-line sound clips doesnt really help make a decision.
Will the V&Hs deliver the deeper sound?
Road Warrior
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2017 Softail Deluxe.
I have 3 Rinehart slip-ons, they are good quality mufflers but not as deep a sound as I wanted.
I am considering installing the V&H slip-ons with the quiet baffles to hopefully get that deeper sound. Listening to on-line sound clips doesnt really help make a decision.
Will the V&Hs deliver the deeper sound?
I have 3 Rinehart slip-ons, they are good quality mufflers but not as deep a sound as I wanted.
I am considering installing the V&H slip-ons with the quiet baffles to hopefully get that deeper sound. Listening to on-line sound clips doesnt really help make a decision.
Will the V&Hs deliver the deeper sound?
I'm not new to HDForums but I am new to the pre-2018 Softail forum, as I just purchased a 2017 Heritage Classic. The bike I bought has V&H 3" Twin Slash slip-ons. The bike is completely stock. The V&H on mine are pretty deep and very loud. In my older age, I am wanting something quieter. I am wondering if the Rineharts would be quieter than the V&H? Are your Rineharts on a stock motor?
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I'm not new to HDForums but I am new to the pre-2018 Softail forum, as I just purchased a 2017 Heritage Classic. The bike I bought has V&H 3" Twin Slash slip-ons. The bike is completely stock. The V&H on mine are pretty deep and very loud. In my older age, I am wanting something quieter. I am wondering if the Rineharts would be quieter than the V&H? Are your Rineharts on a stock motor?
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I always use Vance & Hines on Softails and Reinharts on touring bikes. I just like the sound of them. On my 2020 M8 motor I went with Tab mufflers and started with the Zombie baffles but felt like I lost low end and they were way loud, so I switched over to the 2 1/2 baffles and they are better on the low end but much quieter.
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Way better options than v&h or rinefarts for that deep harley rumble are the KhromeWerks hp plus and Rush. Better performance too.
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Road Warrior
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Thing is, I don't see any chrome Screaming Eagle mufflers on Harley's parts site.
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Good choice. The quality is the best there is.